Dexsport Cookie Policy

Why We Use Cookies

We use cookies to keep this site working the way our visitors expect it to. A cookie is a small text file that our servers place on a device when someone opens a page here, and it lets us recognise that browser the next time it returns. This Dexsport cookie policy sets out what we store, why we store it, and what choices are available to the people who use our site.

Cookies help us remember a few practical things: whether a visitor has already seen a notice, which settings they picked, and how the catalogue of games on this site has been browsed in a session. None of this is about tracking someone across the wider internet; it is about letting our own pages behave consistently from one visit to the next. Some cookies disappear the moment a browser tab closes, while others remain for longer so a return visit feels familiar rather than starting from zero.

The Categories of Cookies We Set

Not every cookie serves the same purpose, so we group them into a few broad categories. Essential cookies keep core functions of our site running, such as navigation between pages and the state of a game search filter. Preference cookies remember small choices, like a language setting, so a visitor does not have to repeat them on every page they open.

Analytics-style cookies help us understand, in aggregate, which pages are visited and which parts of the site are used most. We rely on this information to improve layout and content rather than to identify a single person. Where our site links out to a game provided by a third party, that provider may set its own cookies once the game loads, and those fall outside this policy because we do not control them directly.

How Long Cookies Stay on a Device

Session cookies are temporary and are cleared automatically once a browser is closed. Persistent cookies last longer, sometimes for weeks or months, so that returning visitors do not need to reconfigure basic settings every time. We keep the lifespan of each cookie as short as its purpose allows, and we review these settings from time to time as the site changes.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

Every modern browser includes settings for viewing and removing cookies, usually found under its privacy or security menu. A visitor can choose to block cookies entirely, delete them after each session, or allow only certain categories, and these controls sit with the browser rather than with our site directly.

Turning off cookies will not stop someone from reaching the main pages of our site, though some conveniences, such as a remembered filter on our game search, may reset between visits. We keep this page updated so that the description here matches what our site actually does, and we encourage visitors to check back if they want the current wording.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this Dexsport cookie policy from time to time as our site evolves or as the technology behind cookies changes. Any revised version will appear on this same page, replacing the previous wording rather than sitting alongside it. We suggest revisiting this page occasionally, particularly before adjusting browser settings that affect cookies, so the information guiding that decision stays current.